**Milton Keynes Dons 5-1 Shrewsbury Town**
**What set this match apart:**
This was a very typical match: only small details set it apart; 86% of matches were more unusual than this one. The most striking feature was the lack of sustained pressure near the goal, as both teams recorded only 1 corner each, a joint volume at the 5th percentile. Defending also stood out, with both sides recording a massive 60 clearances in total, a volume at the 95th percentile of joint volume. While the defensive actions were frequent, the build-up and attacking phases remained relatively standard.
**How it played out:**
Milton Keynes Dons were more active in the final third, recording 8 shots on target to Shrewsbury Town's 3, a gap at the 91st percentile of gaps. Both sides frequently tested the keeper from distance, recording 12 shots in total, a volume at the 84th percentile of joint volume, with Shrewsbury Town making 7 of those. Milton Keynes Dons were more patient in their own half, completing 198 passes compared to Shrewsbury Town's 148, a gap at the 69th percentile of gaps. In terms of defensive work, Milton Keynes Dons were more successful at reading the game, recording 13 interceptions to Shrewsbury Town's 7, a gap at the 90th percentile of gaps. They also threw more bodies in front of shots, with 4 blocks compared to 1, a gap at the 91st percentile of gaps. There were few successful dribbles in the match, but Milton Keynes Dons was clearly ahead with 5 to 2, a gap at the 75th percentile of gaps.
**Verdict:**
The fair probabilities are Milton Keynes Dons win 56%, draw 33%, and Shrewsbury Town win 11%. The performances pointed to a Milton Keynes Dons win and that is what happened. This was supported by the fact that Milton Keynes Dons created 3 big chances to Shrewsbury Town's 0.
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